Fleetwood substitute Ashley Hunter, on the ball for the first time tonight, tries his luck with a hook over his shoulder, with his back to goal, but his audacious effort loops wide.

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How important could Joe Anyon's first-half save be?

He narrowed the angle and blocked Lee Gregory's low shot with his legs - by far the biggest opportunity of this match.

The home faithful sound frustrated right now, as Millwall look like they may be running out of ideas.

Former Bradford striker Devante Cole goes off for the visitors and on comes Ashley Hunter. Can he change this game for Fleetwood?

Now James Meredith runs onto the ball in space down the Bradford left, but he drags his shot wide.

Scunthorpe defender Murray Wallace is the latest player to go into the referee's notebook for a push on Steve Morison.

I think they call it 'persistent fouling' - he's been let off a few times, but his play has been typical of what has been a gritty performance from the visitors.

Tony McMahon has a go for Bradford but his strike is blocked by Ashley Eastham, who has been immense at times tonight, throwing his body in front of everything.

Shaun Cummings is struggling with an injury and limps off, to be replaced by Mahlon Romeo, who scored the first goal in the FA Cup proper this season.

What wouldn't we give for the ball to hit the back of the net now...

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Gordon Sinclair: With my team (Hudds) and mates' teams (Bradford & Exeter) in the three divisions it could be party time for all/some/none of us soon.

Paul: As a HTAFC supporter #bbcefl, external play-off winners are Huddersfield, Bradford and Carlisle - I've changed my mind 10 times for other two.

An hour gone and Fleetwood will be thrilled if the score stays like this, given how often they've been hanging on at the back so far.

It's full time in the first leg of the National League play-off semi-final and it's all to play for after a 1-1 draw.

Liam Noble's penalty gave Forest Green the lead just before the half hour but Jordan Maguire-Drew levelled for Dagenham before half-time. 

The second leg will be played at the New Lawn on Sunday (15:00 BST).

Perhaps it is no surprise that this game remains goalless.

Only Bolton conceded fewer goals than these two in League One this season, after all.

This is turning into one-way traffic at The Den, with the hosts almost camped in the Scunthorpe half.

Millwall skipper Tony Craig is the latest to have an effort, skying over on the volley.

Both sides are stronger at home, so it's no surprise that Scunthorpe seem content to be on level terms.

Fleetwood go close with a rare attack, as Devante Cole scampers into the Bradford box, but Bantams keeper Colin Doyle gets down low to intercept.

I must sound like a broken record, but Jed Wallace has been on a different stratosphere in this game in terms of quality play.

Yet again he puts in a couple of tantalising crosses - but it's down to the Millwall strikers Steve Morison and Lee Gregory to gamble and really attack the ball in the area.

The ball bounces around the Fleetwood box dangerously and eventually falls perfectly for Romain Vincelot but he blazes over the bar from inside the area.

That's a huge moment in this tie.

Ian Woodcock
BBC Sport at Valley Parade

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Bradford have had the better of the play and better of the chances but, as has been the case here on a number of occasions this season, they have been unable to turn their dominance into goals.

Fleetwood manager Uwe Rosler will be quietly content with how his side have kept their shape and discipline but, on the rare occasions they have had the ball, they have often given it away cheaply.

Worth noting that nobody had more home draws in League One this season than Bradford's 12.

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Josh Cullen lifts the free-kick over the wall and curls it towards the top corner but Fleetwood's Alex Cairns did very well to tip the ball over the bar.

The tackles continue to fly in, the long balls continue to be played by both sides.

Someone needs to be brave, try something different and take this tie by the scruff of the neck.

The Bantams' Billy Clarke is caught a little bit late by Fleetwood sub George Glendon and the hosts have a free-kick in a very, very dangerous position, near the penalty area.

Bradford's Mark Marshall rifles in a low shot from way out but it fizzes wide of the far post.